Very rarely do movies leave you with a sense of loss, of great talent wasted.

When, just before the credits roll in Mediaone Global Entertainment's Dhaam Dhoom, the late director Jeeva's last film, and his image appears onscreen, cheers and whistles erupted in the theatre I was, showing just how appreciated he was and is.

The Tamil film certainly showcases the cinematographer-turned-director's larger than life ambitions, and his talent for storytelling. Right from frame one, where the titles race across a magical graphic-style map of Russian cities, you sit up with eagerness. Read More...

The first thing that has to be said about 'Dhaam Dhoom' is that the man who envisioned the project and started making things happen - master cinematographer and director Jeeva would have been a mighty proud man if he had lived to see the release of the film. Cinematography, Art Direction and the Background Score truly comply to international standards and blend perfectly well with the mood of the film.

The story of 'Dhaam Dhoom' heavily inspired from the 1997 Richard Gere film 'Red Corner' keeps the audience engrossed right from the outset. Stunning visuals of ravishing Russia, the earthly beauty of India and the choice of characters have been meticulously showcased thereby creating the right foil for the thriller elements of the film. Read More...

There is a good news for fans of ace director Jeeva. They will now get to watch his magic on screen one more time.

Dhaam Dhoom , the last movie that the director was working on when he passed away, is now all set to be released in August.

Says Director G K Manikandan, who took over from where Jeeva left, "This is Jeeva sir's first action movie. Till now, he has done only romantic movies. Ninety per cent of this movie was made by Jeeva sir. I completed the remaining ten per cent. Although, he wasn't there, everything has been made according to his taste." Read More...

Directed by Jeeva
P. C. Sriram
Aneez
Manikandan
Produced by D. Raviraj
Media One Global Entertainment
Written by S. Ramakrishnan[1].
Starring Jayam Ravi
Kangana Ranaut
Lakshmi Rai
Jayaram
Music by Harris Jayaraj
Cinematography P. C. Sriram
Distributed by Ayngaran
Release date(s) july/august 2008
Language Tamil Read More...

Her beauty and sizzling bod is her trump card. Kangana Ranaut known for her roles in Gangster, Life In A Metro, Woh Lamhe etc. has also done films she particularly won't be flaunting loudly in her filmography.

Running around trees, dancing in the rain, and making weird romantic poses, we thought were a bygone…but not exactly for Kangana. Read More...

Dhaam Dhoom, which was cinematographer Jeeva's dream project and became his swan song, stars Jayam Ravi, Kangna Ranaut and Lakshmi Rai in lead roles. Ravi plays the role of a student in a medical college who falls in love with a village girl (gorgeous Kangna). He leaves to Russia for a conference and is soon stuck in a conspiracy. Harris Jayaraj has composed music for Dhaam Dhoom. The music album is tangible proof of the understanding and friendship between Jeeva and Harris. Read More...

Hot Bollywood actress Kangana Ranaut will be making her debut in Tamil as Shenbaga in the Jayam Ravi starrer Dham Dhoom. The ultra modern Mumbai girl will be playing the role of a village girl with typical Paavadai - Thavani costume in this film.

Explaining her role, she says, "It was wonderful and I'm thankful to Jeeva for introducing me to Tamil Cinema. For me, Tamil film industry is the important and as equal to Bollywood. I'm playing Shenbaga, a typical village girl in this film. After getting to know what it means, I have decided to change my name to Shenbaga. Now I ask the Tamil film world to refer to me as Shenbaga." Read More...